CHAIRPERSON at Malvern Hills District Council has pledged to support St Richard’s Hospice during her year as Council Chair, with her theme focussed on the vital and often overlooked role carers play in our community.
As part of her various fundraising activities, Coun Beverley Nielsen is organising a Charity Fashion Show to take place on September 4 at Malvern Town Football Club.
Coun Nielsen said: “It’s been tremendous working with St Richard’s Hospice who provide free specialist care to adults with progressive illnesses.
“The hospice staff and volunteers make it possible for every resident of South Worcestershire to be able to access their unique care facilities.”
The fashion show will be showcasing themes including casual, work, vintage, occasional, seasonal, sustainable, evening wear and premium designer fashion.
There are a range of well known models, including Malvern Town Football Club chair Chris Pinder, Minister of State for Skills, the Baroness Smith of Malvern, Jacqui Smith, Coun Iain Dawon,Mayor of Malvern and Deputy Mayor Anne Cherry.
Sean Austin of Austin and Co, Creative community representatives include Kirsty Cubberley, Loz Samuels, Nakisha Swatton, and Katrina of the Happy Goth Collective, Esther Partridge-Warner the self-styled ‘Queen of Malvern’, Jamie Clyne from Worcestershire Growth Hub, plus many from our sports world, together with upcoming talent and emerging models.
Coun Nielsen added: “It’ll be great fun in aid of a magnificent cause, and a colourful, vibrant evening for all.”
Visit buytickets.at/strichardshospice1/2289910 for tickets.
